The Quantum Threat Pt. 3
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For years, quantum computing has always felt "five years away."
That hasn't changed.
What has changed is AI.
AI is already helping researchers discover faster algorithms, making it harder to predict how quickly quantum computing will advance.
The timeline is uncertain.
Preparing for it shouldn't be.
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Now it's really hard to predict on the timeline, right? We've for past 10 years always been saying it's 5 years away. At the same time, we see that AI is accelerating science across the board. We've seen AI experiments that are actually enabling to find a faster algorithms that need to use less uh cubits to uh recover private keys. And so we don't really know in the timeline.